02 December 2012 5:56 PM

FOOTJOY have unveiled a number of performance upgrades and styling improvements to their ‘Big Four’ range of shoes, so if you want to stand on the tee box and feel like Luke Donald, Lee Westwood or Bubba Watson, read on.

The popular FJ ICON™ - as worn by the aforementioned illustrious trio - XPS-1™, DryJoys Tour™ and FJ Sport™ styles have all been upgraded to offer a new choice of patterns and colours.

It features premium full grain leathers and luxurious calfskin-detailing for a premium look, while the outer sole has added support for stability and power.

Meanwhile, if you stay up late to watch the PGA Tour, you will soon see FootJoy players Padraig Harrington and Jason Dufner wearing the new version of the XPS-1, which has a design that, according to their manufacturers, creates an ultra-wide platform under foot for maximum ground contact and traction.

The 2013 range incorporates two new colour schemes - white/green and black and all over black to sit alongside the existing popular white/black/silver.

Third up are the new DryJoys Tour range which are aimed at offering a balance of flexibility and stability. Incorporating feedback from FJ staff players Steve Stricker and Zach Johnson, the updated collection showcases new, traditional and contemporary upper patterns.

Finally, the range which FootJoy say will offer outstanding levels of performance, the FJ Sport range, which look set to remain a popular choice amongst leading players, including Adam Scott and Matteo Manassero.

The new releases feature advanced technology that incorporates a lightweight moulded midsole and outsole for soft underfoot cushioning with firm platform stability. A new upper pattern adds to the appeal as do the five colours on offer.

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